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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-11
NOTICE.
MILLINERY GOODS

MILLINERY GOODS
of all the latest styles and fashions
and OF Dress Goods of lie latest
patterns-bonsllt for cash and sold
very Cheap for Cash.
Everyone is invited to dali, see
and he convinced. Tt will be to
Your interest especially to call at
this time. Heretofore no one has
sold goods cheaper, and under our
present cash system We propose to
offer better bargains than WAS ever
offered before. Respectfully,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-11

WASHINGTON, June 6.-NIr. w.
w. C0rcoran. the aged millionaire
pbilanthropist, was suddenlystrick
en- with paralysis in the left arm
and left leg this afternoon while at
the dining table.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-11

parties, who have purchased them
III Maryland, and the upper part Of
Accomac are appended,alld offered
MS reference.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
The best Of Every thing.

''Salina never does things hv
halves, - said a prominent gentleman
0f Russell the other morning. This
4 q good text to talk from. Salina
act out in early days to have a place
of beautiful share To-day she is
the best shaded city in Kansas. She
early took the notion Ia keep her
sidewalks in the best of order and
qver since Salina has hcen noted a>
having the best Sidewalks OF any
place in this part Of the-staie "a
ma set out 10 have the best homes
ard lawns, and no town in the state
las them in greater prOpo rtiou. Sn-
ina believed Ia having the hand-
somest park In the state, and that
ena has. II Is said OF all the cities
t1at in the past two or three wear.
have adopted the Holly water sys-
TEN. SaliRa isthe best in all rcsrrs.te.
She has the htsi gas light, the besi
sfeet car line ana rciiiAg stock, thc
best hotels, the best odd Fellows
temple, the best schools, the best
people, the best Of everything. she
will have nothing but the best-no
matter I'm what enterprise she NAV
sngsge. No shoddy in hers. Pe6-
PIE living outside 81 Salina who
heve any doubts about this matter.
ahOpld visit US and see. for them
selves Thet VIII certainly he con
Fiheed that we speak the truth. the
whole truth and nothing but the
truth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

Geo. W. Wilson. who now owns
the ". II. sutton farm on the Null
berry, ten miles northwest Of Salina,
reports the discovery Of the most
iiaitering prospects for coal upon his
place. He has been digging a we'll,
and al a depth Of twenty feet Thurs
day, came upon n substance pro-
nOnnced by experts to be the VERY
best .seOal blossom" He brought In
yesterday samples 81 it, besides small
quantities Of coal which burn most
readily. The well-diggers are nov
drilling, and will continue the work
until Il IL definitely established what
lies below. Eight years ago an old
miner who was drilling a well within
ten rods Of the same place stated
that there were the strongest kind 81
coal indications in the various
stratas, and told Mr.. Sutton that lie
would surely find Il i'm paying yuan
titles within q depth OF 30 feet. Mr..
Wilson'S facilities are not the best
for drilling, and would Il not he a
good idea for the coal boring appara-
tus now under the control of the city
to be transferred "a that pointea II
seems ~ Us that this very place II the
point To complete the contract
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
sams % the srrcIal rrr,rInr,.

II. i. Wallace, secretary OF the
agricultural society, has had SPLEEN
did success in soliciting special
premiums for the fair Although
the list is not complete, and he eN-
poets to obtain many other specials.
we give them a. far a. he has pro-
crossed, 10 ouF readers:
W. d NJ. ID. Berg, a fine smyrna
rug to the lady taking the frat prem
ium on five pounds Of butter.
J. +. Wells, a nice slde-sadtle to
the best lady rider under fourteen
yeals.
Jones Bros, fine silk hat to the
best two-year old winning trotting
race,
Salina National Bank, $50 10 the
best collection OF jellies.
Rothschild Bros, e for the best
roll OF butter.
Conrad Hardware Co., one case Of
finest set Of scissors to young lady
under sOurteen years doing the best
needle work.
John \. Nelson, g. cash to tile
farmer taking the first premium on
bushel OF corn.
Whitehead Bros, - cake basket
or castor-dispositiOn not made.
+. W. Ober, one dress pattern val
ued AT - To the lady making the best
display Of fanos work-madc by ilie
lady making the display.
f. w. Ober, pair Of gloves valued
at $3.50 aud a pair OF slippers valued
at $3.50 to the girl under fourteen
years Of age making the bost loaf of
bread.
+. W. Ober, $ hat to the man that
y ins the sweepstakes on best bushcl
of.wheat.
w. a. Maxwell, s. for best grade
calf under six months old, sired by
any bull sold by me.
d. B. Powers, $40 for tIe best suck
ing colt sired By my stallion
"Her0d."
J. NJ. Anderson, s. to the best two
year old colt sired by Reckless"
} NJ. Anderson, - for the hest
one-year old colt Sired by Re, X
less"
J. NJ. Anderson, . for the best colt
foaled by Reckless" in 1851.
}, y, schwartz x Co., one of Dis
tons meat saws to the butcher max
nag the best display Of sausages and
boiognas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
CURE fer Piles,

Piles frequently preceded by a sense
Of weight in the back, lOins and low
er part of the abdomen. causing the
patient To suppose no has some az
lection Of the Kidneys or neighbOFing
organs. At times, symptoms OF in
digestion are present, as tlatulency,
uneasiness Of the stomach, etc. 4
moisture, like Precipitation, produce
ing a very disagreeable itching, after
getting warm Is u very DOMINION At
tendant. Blind, Bleeding, aud itch
ing Piles yield at once to the appli-
cation Of DIR. BOsanko's Pile Remedy
which acts directly upon the parts
affected, absorbing the TumOrs,
allaying the intense itching
and affecting a permanent cure.
Price 80 Gepts, Address the DR.
Bosanko Medicine Co., piqua, Ohio.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

Hefehandisine IN Eariy days ID saiina.
One or two directories OF the coun-
tysz containing chapters on Saline
e0unty's early history, claim that
mah named Parker brought the first
stock OF goods to Salina. Col. Phil
lips claims that the first stool. OF
goods was brought here by himself
about May !, 1858. Il was a small
stock, consisting principally Of
canned goOdS-used chiefly by men
in his employ. 4 larger stock was
brought by him in July; but a.,
frat stock Of any size, and dealt un;
% the general trade, was brought
by him the first OF August. the same
year, and placed in a building which
stood where the JOURNAL block
now stands. Parker started ia bust
ness about the nth 81 the sanie
month In q building where the Net
rOpolltan hotel i now located-af-
forwards burned THERE'S an anus
ing incident connected with the
transportation OF Parker's goods to
Salina. 1855 was "A year Of great
foods. Col. Phillips says that the
whole country, except the town site
Of Salina, was q vast sheet 81 water,
and coming to the highlands east Of
Salina from one Of HE tripseast. he
was bewildered with tire watery
view. His first impression was
that he was looking out over
the Mcpherson lakes: but his atten-
ton being call to the buttes rising
up. OIL % the southwest, his geo
graphical position was immediately
recognized The floods had carried
away the bridge on the solomon
where the great through route
crossed the river. In that vicinity
drift wood had collected, and against
the drift the bodies Of some sou huff
falOes that had been drowned by the
floods were lodged. Parker had
come with a wagon load OF goods.
and how 10 cross the river was "a
perpleXing question at first. As
last resort be collected the planks
that had belonged to the bridge,
stretched them out acress the dead
bodies Of the bufialOes, and thus
making a temporary bridge OF the
pOntOOn order, proceeded to pull
his wagon across the stream by mar
power. All went well until he had
nearly reached the further side
when the treacherous buffalo
bridge parted suddenly and let the
aHaH ID ~
covered some OF his goods, bUt not
ell Of them. He opened W. busines.
In Salina for a short season, bat be-
came disheartened, disappeared ana
never has been heard 81 since.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

Nature. In her mos. generous
mood. never conferred upon a people
a more handsome spot than the terri
tory includcd within the boundary
lines OF Eenwood Park. Il is the
making Of one OF the prettiest parks
We have ever seen. and under the
management 81 Mr.. W. r. Gels, it is
making RAPID strides in improve
ment. ''One Of the handsomest
parks. did we say? Il Is to be a q, =
ries Of parks, under the plating
which is no. going on. The tract Is
yearly surrounded by TIE smoky
Hill river. All along the river bank
there is fine growth Of thinker
which under the direction Of Mr..
Gels T. being trimmed up and cleared
Of the underbrush. Among these
beautiful trees, growing as II espe-
eially designed for the purpose,
beautiful rustic seats have been
made and many more are 10 be made.
The grape vines, hanging from the
branches and winding about the
trunks OF the frees, are made Of ser
vice BY Transforming them into the
backs and arms Of these fine seats,
and when the leaves have come
forth most handsome little bowers
will be provided. uruss seed will be
immediately sowu ia various por-
lions Of tie addition. Ebn, maple
and ash trees havc been set out In
the Yariuus cireis-s into which the
addition T. divided iungfplIuw.
Whittier. and Emerson places an
among tile distinguished names We
hear over them. The drives. espe- /
riallv "EcaWeul Drive will be /
magnificent. The niaiu entrance 20 /
the addition FROM the mniu part 81 4
the city Is ~ Center street. The 1
bridges to be built win soon be in 4
lilace, aud beautiful Oak Dale 4
Inirk will be right 60 the doors Of the
inhabitants Of KenwoOd- The most 4
desirable lots on Santa Pc avenre
and % her streets have been nearly /
al purchased by actual builders. and
nQW there Il an earnest. crying de-
mand for property upon which the
largest and best residences are to be
built. In KenV u the natural AZ
fractions are inlmeDse, the lots arr
large aud held at such prizes ana
sold under such conditions that the
most fastidious residence builder
saunot fail TO be satisfied. That ter
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

Preston Lodge, No. s2I, was insti-
tuting Saturday with eighteen char
fer members. G.. A. W. Bone instu-
tory officer with r. II. Bishop, grand
warden l.. NJ. Tqtfle. grand mar
shai; e. ;. Conrad, grand secretary,
and F. l.. Norton, grand treasurer.
twenty-five members were Unlisted
and the three degrees conferred upon
them, starting the lodge with forty
members and twenty petitioners
elected who were not present. The
officers elected and Installed are.
G. J. Wilmarth, n. c.; A. ]. Gn-
bert, V. g.; J. H. Gibson, secretary.
aud - Breezy. treasuref. The
Preston starts out with the prospect
q becoming one Of the best lodges in
the state,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

The Mcpherson FFeeihan thus re-
fers TO the marriage Of two promi-
nent people Of Mcpherson county:
"AbOut three hundred invited
guests assembled a the Swedish
Lutheran ehuneh On this city.
"Wednesday, TO witness the marriage
ceremony Of Miss Hilda &. Sanqui u
ana Mr.. samuel Anderson. The
eefemmy was performed by the
father Of the bride, Rev. Sanqrist
assisted by Rev Schweuseh. OF
LiHdsbOrg, and several nthrF minis
tiers from a distance. The attend
ants were T.. EugestrOm, Geo. Sbnl-
berg, krhest Shoiberg, Emil SAN
qnist, ", Crantz, Prof. Apdersols
Chas. Lander, James Enrlser,
Amanda Stfomquist, Hiima swan
son, Carrie SaiIilail, Hflda An
-dreenf Anna Anderson and Miss
Peterson. After she ceremony and
congratulations the couple were nr,.-
sentad With aHunbef Oh useful ami
hanqsrnle presents, Including silver,
var. ehamber suits, etc, Tile Beth-
any Band intefsperseSl number Of
ohoine selections, after which the
company repaired "a the residence
o. Rev. kanquist where an eiernut
reception was prepared. After sum
per the guests were entertained with
choice muele from piano aud other
instruments, ard departed III A late
hour, wishing Mr. and Mr.. Ander-
con happy and prosperous welded
llfe.H
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

what rhey Drmsnd.

The Santa Fe railroad Is willing q
run into Salina provided the right
Of way through the city on the line
they. have selected is given them
free OF charge. They ask for one
hundred feet for right Of way TO adj
join the Missouri Pacific on the
south. IL will cost from $4,000 10
s40,OO to procure Il. The ultimatum
Of the company il that Salina must
furnish II or they will not build in.
There Is fumOr that the Santa Fe
concluded az the meeting lust held
to build line from Topeka, follow
ing the line Of the Union Pacific
pretty closely, TO Denver. II this
should prove 20 be their design. "a
lima, being a point on the proposed
line could wei afford 90 accede to
their demands.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

ritofy cannot fail 10 become the
most desirable place for residences
~ tie city. Inc str0ngers Who visit
the place are charmed with IL ar-
pearance, and invariably pronounce
Il the future location for the best res
licences in Salina. Already people
are inquiring about Il with a view to
Purchasing, and making Kenwood
their future home. In the eighty
acres included within the limits Oi
kenWOOd there are only fOrty-six
lots; - our readers can Immediately
form an idea as Ca the size Of the lots
as well a. the various little parks BY
which they are surrounded. Verify
kenWood Is beauty, with nu RI
walls.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
ROAD NOTICE.
STATE or KANSAS. b
I'm ~ ~ ..nn..

AoI1An OF NAislEE. 4
NOTICE u HEREBY gIvEN, that on tht. Isfi
~ day OF April, iss7, q pstiiinn signed d, b
q. Thomas and u others, was presented go
the Board % tuumty Commissioners of the
county and Stale alonHsIid. praying far the
yirwiue and laying out uf "a certain road
described rs follows. viz.
To commence Ou county line West between
seciiCns No ~ and ~ and frum There run Ea-t
On section line nve 10 miles nud connect
With rad there running Hast lietWeen SEE.
lions - and - in tn lG Range = West 6th o.
81, the sail ruad o. h. INV 80 feet wide
Nherrupun, said board oi county r-ommi--
sioners appointed the iulluWlug named pf-r-
sotis. VIZ, y J Watson. a. Iohu-pn uud J.
l. AsneW - NiewcF-, win Instructions 90
meet az the huu-r of 4. /. dillingham;. Doe
summit township. ON Friday the aith day ol
Nay, A. D., loSs, and proceed 10 view said
ruad. and give % uil parties a hearing.
b. order 81 the ioard ~ county commI--
Siumrrs.
SEAL JosEPI SARGENT.
County CLERK
MINSIE SAEGENT Deputy.
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Road NOTICE
STATE or kansas,

COUNTY % NALfSE,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that on the lsih
~ day % April, y u, lSsl. a petition signed
by deu. W. Gecsrg and nothrrs, was present
81 10 the Board of County Commissioners oi
the County and state Aforesaid PRAYING for
the viewing and laying out 90 "a certain rita4l.
described Us follows. viz:
Commencing at the Northeast corner of
section q. TIP %. Rnugp West. and them e.
running West on county line. between -,
line AMI ottuwa counties. two miles "a the
Northwesf corner uf section I. IT, o., Rnugr
8 West Of fth T.. VI.
Whereupon. said hoard of county commits
sioners appointed the following nameti per-
SIMS, VIZ. Julius Wolff, j, W. Nuumf and
liobsrt taine ~ Viewers, with Instructions
O. meet a. the Crown Point l.. o.. iu Elni
Creek 4 ushil. on saturday. the 2ist day ui
NAY, A. D., lsss. and pruceed To view said
mad. and give Ia an parties "a hearing.
by order nf tho ho1rd of county commits
siuupns.
SEAL IOsEPu SARGENT.
County Clerk.
MTSNtE SAnGFNr. ncuutV.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs. IL Il curing
more eases of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma. Bronchitis, Group, and al
Throat and Lung Troubles, than any
medicine. The proprietor has uthOra-
lied J. J. Purcell, 10 refund your
money II after taking three-fOurths
OF bottle, relief j. not obtained.
Price ~ cents aud 81. T~iGf size
free.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
STATE TAT. oFKANsAs,t


NUTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN. that on fhs
d ~ 18th day Of April, iSs7, petition signtd
Thomas J. Cruugh and ~ Others. wa,
presented 10 the Board Of County Commits
~iouers 81 the County and State afnrlssfl Ia
praying for the location at a certain rad. de-
>cribeti rs follows. viz.
beginning az the south West corner Of the
North West quarter Of the North West
quarter of section %. and the south Fast
corner uf the North East quarter ofthc North
East quarter nf sections 9, and thence run
nluguue ne CA section line ~ near "a
practicable ietween SECTIONS and ln and i
and b. Inv fship line.
All bring 70 Township "a, RANG West nf
hth i. ". 90 idth uf ruad Ia b. ~ feet.
Wherein On. said board Of couutv commits
sionens appointed the following namrd per-
sons, viz J. g. Barrett, J. &. Wiley and II.
Iwlning ~ vlewers, with INSTRUCTIONS 90
meet. tn conjunction with the county sur
NeyoT. % the house 81 John Cusick. In bay
ton Township, on Monday. the BIRD day of
May, \. D..lNS7, and pnncTed 81 view said riad
aud give 20 all parties bearing
BY oriirr % tie hsard of county commits
siuners.
sEAL- Joseph SAuGEvr
County CLERK
MINNtE SARGENT, neputy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
AGrent snrnrIre.

Is in store for all who use Kemp's
Balsani for the throat and lungs, the
great guaranteed remedy. Would
you believe that IL II sold on its
merits and that each druggist j.
authorized TO refund your money by
the proprietor of this wonderful
remedy IL it falls to cure you. J. J.
Purcell has secured the agency for
L.. Tri1i size free.
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KANSAS

OoUNrs oF SALINE. 20
NoTIcE la HEREBY sfvEN. that ON ths
- lNih day ui April, lss1, "a petition signed iiy
J.. X Reeves 0ud = Others. WAS presented fu
the iiourd Of county Commissioners of The
county and state aforesaid, praying for the
viewing and laying out 81 u certain road
Described as follows, VIZ:
commencing 90 the Southeast corner of
section -, aud the northeast rGrncr 81 s..,.-
ton =. and theucn running due West two
miles iiii section tine between SECTIONS = ami
=. y and ~ tn She South Most corner OF sf..-
iiun > and the Spgth West corner al sectiuu
- idl being iu ~ ID, Range West az stu o.
Whereupon. said hoard of county commits
sloner- appointed the following unIned per
SONS, ~, Levi Mrturty.P Pat MrAndrews and
John lnddns Viewers, with instructions 10
meet % the house ufJ. Il. Reeves, len lh.rtg
township on Thursday thu 3itb ttas Of Nav
A. d. ~. and proceed - View said rns'i
and give tn an parties hearing
sinncrS.
i7EAi-l IosEpm SARGENr.
County CLERK .
Z A ne a. IN
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Mngiairma schwartz.
'. Plniniln.
Olpf J0hnsou. TIldh johnson. q.
4. SolbfrE, Ella fielierg. Nor
rs conrad, Pleutt a Co, Nor
ris Glusfr ,agf. IirUWuinr 4 CDFle
tniffu National Bank. ~ ka-
cine, Wisconsin. Henry nrotls.
chWlg z Co.. kallmeyer. kruu-
thnup a Co.. Fox Hrus.. q 81
Hanrk a To-, Joseph a. iinyes.
AMI ihe Huuien MnufEt'o-. OH
Beaver Dam, " iscCnsiIa
Defendants.
The defendants. Norris t'onr1d ri-,t, I,
g1-r Morris Ht,ser. qgent Brow ming 4 t'ovia
y ninn National Bank, ~ nacins. Via. Hsn.
- hruIuscnwlgE 90. kallinaVHF Elsl4ifha1-r
q Co. Fox Bro, 3. r. Hauok a CO. ro-..rk
~. hegest nnu the Mnul-n Muurr Co ~
Beaver Dana. " -. non residents Il me So
- kaiisss, vii take uutiee that they have
been sued b. MaEaalena ScnWaFiE.iu the D.
frICt Court 90 saline rnunty. Karsae asll fi,~t
they rulsi answer ule retitiun % the nlainffT
herein. uu o. before tie aiih day or jun. a IL
Isl. or the petnl0u vii b. taken a. fr1fa and
Judgment VIII - reutrral aerurillnsly. ffl
nature % Ehich VII BE- iudemeni aE1ilngf
uiuf Johnson ana Tilda Iuhusun f8r tie aiirlI
81 q certain pruiIilse0ry note. sIied on ih aid
SUIT. AMI afi order for toe Foreclosure - rls7f
gage tii' sie uf She east hail % the uorh f.Irf
quarter ~ section -, towushau "a rnf1u-
zTtiis iu saline counfy. state % kans.ts lar
ring forever wliansvcr Interest D. ~ IiefI.
p psin ..il9 l.Eid the said defendant may haFeof
ca o. 20 haNeg Do any
MAGnAffZNA SCHWARTZ
~ h"snE QrtsHis AtturIieys for Plain
Atiest. c. :. FnEbnicEsoz. clerk Of p,..l
trirt Court f-u1
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Dreadful Disease.

Read and ponder and profit there
by. Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs il conceded by all who
have used it to excel any preparation
I'm the market as complete Throat
and Lung Healer. All persons
afflicted with that dreadful disease
-ConsumptiOn-will find speedy
relief and i'm a majority Of eases q
permanent cure. The proprietor
has authorized J. J. Purcell to refund
the money TO any party who has
taken three-fOurths of a bottle with
out relief. Price ~ ceuts and 81.
Tridf size free.
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Rncl1en,r ArnIca snIre.

The Best Salve In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, COrns, and
all Skin EruptiOns, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
> cents per box. For sale 10y Oscar
SeitZ-
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snIt Rheum 81 49,.

Old sores and ulcers.
Seald head and ringwOrm-
Pain in the back and spine.
Swelling Of the knee joints.
Sprains and bruises
Neuralgia and tOOthac.
Tender feet caused by buniOns
corns and chilblains, We warrant
BEGGs' TROPICAL on Ia relieve any
and all Of the shove. For sale ai
Oscar SeitE's.
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T. AEff. q. l. WAMH
aIss Foundry Mi Machine a1b


Manun cinrers ofaIl kinds eff 1Ii5inr Cnrifnrs
also repairs Tor Reapert. Movers, Threahers and
he1ie ~ also makers Of Priee'a Osciilating Cast
Iron fieh Roller; smiths New Wind MIL benf
and ehe9l'esi IN che market We make speciality
q re-buii ing steam Eugines. Smoke stsekH and
Heavy sheet iron WoTk. Agents far Prices Son
ehum kVagorator and Cane Mil. Portable carll
and tirist Mills, Ensiuoa Boilers. Ae.
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The I.rettIe.1 I.ndy In snIInn.

Remarked to a friend the other
day that she knew Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs was u
superior remedy, as ii stopped her
cough instantly when others had no
effect whatever. so to prove this
J.,J. Purcell will guarantee II tO all.
Price 80 cents and 81. Trial size
free
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Is perfect success" is what we
hear on all sides by those who have
used IL and find IL certain cure for
coughs, colds and all bronchial
troubles. For sale by Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

In need Of a good Imminent. please
call at our store and get a bottle Of
BEaGs' TROPICAL OIL, one Of the
most perfect medicines ever prOduc-
ed and warranted to cure scalds,
burns, bruises, etc, and relieve pain
Of all kinds. For sale by Oscar Seitz-